
11 Facts About Poodles
Not only are these pups bound to be gorgeous, but they also make phenomenal family pets. Here are some more facts about Poodles:
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Average Size: Small
Average Lifespan: 10-18 years
Kid/Pet Friendly: Sometimes
Registry: aca,akc
Activity Level: moderate
Shedding Level: low
Grooming Level: high
Trainability: high
Good For Novice Owners: high
Adaptability: high
Prey Drive: moderate
Watchdog: aware
Breeders developed Miniature Poodles in 18th-century England as smaller versions of their standard-sized German predecessors. These tiny, regal dogs were favored by King Louis XVI and often featured in his court.
Poodles began to represent social status, and nobles would decorate their dogs in high fashion of the time. There were also movements to breed them even smaller than the existing Minis of the time. The Toy Poodle as we know it today was bred in the early 20th century in the United States. They were mostly fashionable companion dogs for city dwellers.
Toy Poodles became so popular, in fact, that they were one of the first toy breeds recognized by the Kennel Club. The American Kennel Club also recognizes the Toy Poodle as a member of the Toy Group. Poodles of all sizes are still one of the most popular dog breeds.
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